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Reader Pettek Nanach Commentary מסיפורי הנשים נדע את מצב השכינה
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T203 PNC - Women's Stories Reveal the State of the Shechinah

Pettek Nanach Running Commentary on Likutey Moharan

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ביניים: סיפורי הנשים ושיחותיהן משקפים את מצב השכינה בעולם. מרדכי "ידע את כל אשר נעשה" — הקשיב לנשים ודעת מעמד השכינה. עיוני: LM א׳ רג׳ — "מסיפורי הנשים יכולין לידע ממצב השכינה"; מרדכי ידע את כל אשר נעשה (אסתר ד:א).

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Beginner: The conversations and stories that women share among themselves are a reflection of the current spiritual state of the Shechinah (the Divine Presence). The Shechinah is described in Kabbalah as the feminine aspect of the divine, and its condition at any time is mirrored in the world below — especially in the realm of women's discourse. Rebbe Nachman points to Mordechai: he "knew all that was done" — meaning he paid attention to the words and stories of women and through them discerned the state of the divine world. Spiritual sensitivity can be found in unexpected places. Intermediate: T203: Women's stories (sippurim of women) mirror the current state of the Shechinah (Divine Presence, the feminine sefirah). Mordechai's ability to "know all that was done" was partly this attunement. LM 203.

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